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Rheinmetall wins $3 billion Australian armored vehicle competition
A total of 211 vehicles will be acquired under the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 400 Phase 2, valued at an estimated AU$5 billion (U.S. $3.3 billion). The first vehicle will be delivered in 2020.
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South Korea quietly orders 90 more Taurus bunker-busting missiles
South Korea’s arms procurement agency didn’t issue a news release on the contract, an apparent move not to harm the warming atmosphere for dialogue with the nuclear-armed North.
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Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
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It is a mistake to arm Ukraine
It is the West’s responsibility to understand why the Russians do what they do in Ukraine so we can make informed, strategic decisions about how and where we must push back.
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Indonesian ministry plans to acquire two Airbus A400M airlifters
Indonesia’s Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises looks set to purchase two Airbus A400M airlifters under a unique agreement that will see the aircraft flown and maintained by crews from the Indonesian Air Force.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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Trump to meet North Korea leader Kim Jong Un by May, South Korea official says
After months of trading insults and threats of nuclear annihilation, President Donald Trump agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jung Un by May to negotiate an end to Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program, South Korean and U.S. officials said Thursday. No American president has ever met with a North Korea leader.
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With delay in US, South Korea turns to Europe for air-to-air missile technology
South Korea sought to fit the KF-X jet with U.S. missile systems, but the U.S. government has yet to approve the missiles’ integration into the aircraft.
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US intel chief: North Korea is the ‘hardest intelligence collection target’
The head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency has warned lawmakers of North Korea’s and China’s military ambitions.
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China unhappy over US carrier visit to Vietnam, newspaper says
Beijing is unhappy with the first visit by a U.S. aircraft carrier to a Vietnamese port since the Vietnam War and is monitoring developments, a Communist Party newspaper said Wednesday.
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Rheinmetall wins $3 billion Australian armored vehicle competition
A total of 211 vehicles will be acquired under the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 400 Phase 2, valued at an estimated AU$5 billion (U.S. $3.3 billion). The first vehicle will be delivered in 2020.
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South Korea quietly orders 90 more Taurus bunker-busting missiles
South Korea’s arms procurement agency didn’t issue a news release on the contract, an apparent move not to harm the warming atmosphere for dialogue with the nuclear-armed North.
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Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
-
It is a mistake to arm Ukraine
It is the West’s responsibility to understand why the Russians do what they do in Ukraine so we can make informed, strategic decisions about how and where we must push back.
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Indonesian ministry plans to acquire two Airbus A400M airlifters
Indonesia’s Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises looks set to purchase two Airbus A400M airlifters under a unique agreement that will see the aircraft flown and maintained by crews from the Indonesian Air Force.
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Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
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Trump to meet North Korea leader Kim Jong Un by May, South Korea official says
After months of trading insults and threats of nuclear annihilation, President Donald Trump agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jung Un by May to negotiate an end to Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program, South Korean and U.S. officials said Thursday. No American president has ever met with a North Korea leader.
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With delay in US, South Korea turns to Europe for air-to-air missile technology
South Korea sought to fit the KF-X jet with U.S. missile systems, but the U.S. government has yet to approve the missiles’ integration into the aircraft.
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US intel chief: North Korea is the ‘hardest intelligence collection target’
The head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency has warned lawmakers of North Korea’s and China’s military ambitions.
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China unhappy over US carrier visit to Vietnam, newspaper says
Beijing is unhappy with the first visit by a U.S. aircraft carrier to a Vietnamese port since the Vietnam War and is monitoring developments, a Communist Party newspaper said Wednesday.
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Rheinmetall wins $3 billion Australian armored vehicle competition
A total of 211 vehicles will be acquired under the Australian Defence Force’s Project Land 400 Phase 2, valued at an estimated AU$5 billion (U.S. $3.3 billion). The first vehicle will be delivered in 2020.
-
South Korea quietly orders 90 more Taurus bunker-busting missiles
South Korea’s arms procurement agency didn’t issue a news release on the contract, an apparent move not to harm the warming atmosphere for dialogue with the nuclear-armed North.
-
Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
-
It is a mistake to arm Ukraine
It is the West’s responsibility to understand why the Russians do what they do in Ukraine so we can make informed, strategic decisions about how and where we must push back.
-
Indonesian ministry plans to acquire two Airbus A400M airlifters
Indonesia’s Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises looks set to purchase two Airbus A400M airlifters under a unique agreement that will see the aircraft flown and maintained by crews from the Indonesian Air Force.
-
Likely a surprise for bidders, Lockheed to award sonar contract this year
Thales hopes to win the sonar selection, which is expected to generate sales worth $1.2 billion for its Australian subsidiary.
-
Trump to meet North Korea leader Kim Jong Un by May, South Korea official says
After months of trading insults and threats of nuclear annihilation, President Donald Trump agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jung Un by May to negotiate an end to Pyongyang’s nuclear weapons program, South Korean and U.S. officials said Thursday. No American president has ever met with a North Korea leader.
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With delay in US, South Korea turns to Europe for air-to-air missile technology
South Korea sought to fit the KF-X jet with U.S. missile systems, but the U.S. government has yet to approve the missiles’ integration into the aircraft.
-
US intel chief: North Korea is the ‘hardest intelligence collection target’
The head of the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency has warned lawmakers of North Korea’s and China’s military ambitions.
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China unhappy over US carrier visit to Vietnam, newspaper says
Beijing is unhappy with the first visit by a U.S. aircraft carrier to a Vietnamese port since the Vietnam War and is monitoring developments, a Communist Party newspaper said Wednesday.
